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Programmer; Swiftie (Paris N1); the other one from @crickether.com. Probably somewhere to your left.

Location: Remote/home-based, with evening and weekend work and regular travel nationwide essential to support programme delivery and operations Reports to: Head of Operations Salary: £22,000–£25,000, dependent on experience (for 3 days per week / 0.6 FTE).
Perry in Loughborough Light ing kit at Loughborough Uni
"Thousands of 'em" meme!
Posters for The Five Star Weekend, The Perfect Couple & We Were Liars
A security poster asking: “Why have they been hanging around for so long?”
A flooded street with some light industrial buildings in the background
A screenshot from The Guardian, asking "what was behind David Hockney’s lifelong love of smoking?"
Trump Truth Social post: "I believe we have the Most Dishonest Elections of any Country, anywhere in the World!"
The view from the press box at Canterbury. Much of the field is either semi-obscured or totally hidden.
A scone with butter
A sandy beach with dock cranes and the steel mill chimneys in the background
The Mary Shelly pub in Bournemouth
The gravestone of Mary Shelly
Colourful poster for The Last Princesses of Punjab
A handwritten A4 sign taped to a lamppost that says “DO NOT EAT GUMY BEARS!! (THEY ARE MADE OF PIGLETS SCINS)”
A glass of beer next to the can, which is branded “Eternal”
Two of the “North Banksy” Arsenal murals painted on a brick wall (under a bridge) of a stylised “A” and a footballer in Arsenal kit
Banksy statue of a blinded man carrying a flag obliviously stepping off a plinth.
A cup of iced latte with a straw on a wooden table
A bottle of 0.0% red wine
The environmental campaigner and Guardian columnist George Monbiot has frequently warned of the fragility of the food system and revealed the contents of his own stockpile last year: 25kg of rice, 15kg of dried chickpeas, 15kg of bread flour, 7kg of chapati flour, 5kg of oats, six litres of vegetable oil, a slab of tinned tomatoes, some nuts and dried fruit. Along with the vegetables he grows, he says this is about two months’ supply for his family of three.
Taylor Swift "Welcome To New York" record sleeve
The secret ingredient is drugs!
Reform leaflet saying in 2024-25, Richmond Council office occupancy was just 28%.
Product description: "The figurine's head is detachable"
A waffle with two scoops of ice cream, in what can only be described as a “rude and amusing shape”.
A pathway leading to a locked gate with a huge abandoned house behind.
Am omelette with chips and salad
A sign on a park gate that says: No football; no cricket
A TV showing rugby in a crowded pub
A bag of crisps which says “Now made with 25% recycled plastic”
A metal bench seat in the form of an excited dog outside a chippy.
Bottles of beer in a shop window with names like “Black Death”
A cup of coffee with a wrecked, graffitied building in the background.
Garrick’s Temple - a small white “temple” with 4 pillars and a domed roof, by the River Thames.
McBain (the Simpsons character) busting through a window, saying "MEETING ABOUT THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED"
A box of Player’s Navy Cut cigarettes
A list of 7 cricketers, with batting and bowling styles. There are 5 mistakes highlighted in red.
This controversial outcome is the result of an imperfect effort to solve an extraordinarily difficult set of problems, namely, how to finance the expansion of tertiary education in the UK in a fair and fiscally manageable way
Guardian Blind Date link, which says “We didn’t kiss…”
A painting of a girl, only she is horribly gone wrong
Turner’s painting of a river valley
Turner’s painting of an erupting volcano at night
A Turner painting of a volcanic eruption
Matthew St, Liverpool
A pecan pastry and a raspberry jam pastry
In terms of style you can look at the list of the prime ministers and see that they were hugely different in their personalities and in their willingness to read the material, prepare for meetings, or whatever.
A Bluesky post that says: Here is a brief and non exhaustive list of things AI is good at: * Bread and butter GUI of the kind that ever large company has hundreds of for internal use.
Two pictures of the same corner of a wall, with 2 white shelves. The one on the left has some "scars" on the wall where the previous shelves were; the one on the right does not!
The Crown Paints brochure with two rooms… which are labeled “embracing big spaces” and “got a small room”… and they are the same room.
A 95g bar of chocolate
E-II-R on w shield above a gateway
Wembley Arena
Traitors Matt (?) saying “you can seduce me”
A dark morning - a largely black photo with some rooftops visible in the background.
The (very strange/ nonsensical) Paddington/ Chris Rea thing.
Christmas croissants and Buck’s Fizz.
This post: https://bsky.app/profile/davidallengreen.bsky.social/post/3maamsbc45k2t
Q: Is it true that there is freedom of speech in the USSR, just like in the USA? A: Yes. In the USA, you can stand in front of the White House in Washington, DC, and yell, "Down with Ronald Reagan", and you will not be punished. Equally, you can also stand in Red Square in Moscow and yell, "Down with Ronald Reagan", and you will not be punished.